Nottingham’s Escort Scene & Beyond

Nottingham is a GREAT place to get to know your favourite independent escort. It’s got a proper edge to it – literally, with those sandstone caves carved into the rock beneath the city centre and the imposing castle perched above. The Creative Quarter around Hockley has become the go-to area for boutique hotels and eateries, vintage shops, and the kind of gritty-but-polished backdrops that make for interesting dates. You’ll find Victorian lace factories converted into workspaces sitting alongside street art that changes every few months. The city’s had to reinvent itself since the textile boom days, and that’s left it with character – exposed brick, metal staircases, spaces that spark conversation because they’ve got history rather than trying to look trendy.

Why Nottingham Works for Escorts

Being stuck between Sheffield, Leicester, Derby and Lincoln means you can reach the city easily from all directions. The tram system actually goes places you need to be, which sounds basic but makes a difference when you’re carrying an overnight bag. There’s a decent mix of adult workers in East Midlands – independent escorts, content creators, Dominatrices and other BDSM practitioners and plenty of other new friends with benefits. Costs are reasonable compared to down south, and there are plenty of fun, funky and diverse sex workers in the area.

Is Lulu Black a Nottingham Escort Agency?

No, we are not a Nottingham escort agency. We are a listing and advertising portal for independent escorts and adult entertainers in the UK. We do not arrange escort or other adult-themed meets, we just provide the interface to connect sex workers to Nottingham clients. Please contact the worker listed to enquire about their services.

More About Nottingham

Nottingham is the one of the most populous urban areas in the East Midlands and is home to just under 800,000 people, though nearby Leicester has a larger population. The city is perhaps most famous for its links to the legendary folklore hero Robin Hood, but it is also famous for its lace making, its bicycle making and its links to the tobacco industry. Named the home of English sport, Nottingham is home to two football teams, the National Ice Centre, the Pierrepont Watersports Centre and the Trent Bridge cricket ground. There was an Anglo Saxon settlement at Nottingham as early as the 7th century and Nottingham Castle was built later in 1068. As you can imagine, Nottingham is city that is steeped in history. The Little John is perhaps one of the cities pertinent landmarks – a 10.5 tonne bell situated in Nottingham’s Council House that sounds every 15 minutes. In addition, the spectacular Elizabethan manor Wollaton Hall, built in the 1500s, takes pride of place in the city and is surrounded by five hundred acres of parks and woodland. This venue was actually featured in the recent Batman film – the Dark Knight Rises – which Lulu personally loves, not least because of the dishy addition of Tom Hardy. Entertainment wise, every year Nottingham plays host to the Goose Fair, one of the oldest travelling fairs with history that dates back more than 700 years. The fair consists of over 500 rides and attractions and is held in the Forest Recreation Ground. Retail giant Boots (the pharmacy) started its business in the city of Nottingham and the Old Market Square in the city centre is not only beautiful architecturally, but also the second largest in the country after Trafalgar Square in London. All in all a wonderful city to both visit and play. And when it comes to playing, what better way to make your trip extra-memorable than booking a date with a high end Nottingham companion.